A local collaborative design canvas (Fabric.js) where you and your local AI co-edit the SAME browser page. The AI screenshots the live canvas for real visual feedback and scripts the Fabric editor; you drag/recolor directly. Pixel-level vector paths, arbitrary hex + gradients/shades, textures, and layered depth & negative space (z-order, not fragile boolean cuts). Use when designing a logo, mark, icon, or layout interactively with the AI.
Design brand logos the way Gal Shir does — understand the brand story, values, audience, and strategy, then turn it into ONE smart, minimal symbol and execute it pixel-perfectly as portable vector SVG, with full lockups (mark, wordmark, app icon, favicon) and an optional mascot extension. Use when the user wants a logo, brand mark, symbol, wordmark, app icon, or brand identity, or mentions Gal Shir / a "smart minimal symbol" for a tee, mug, app, landing page, or phone.
Apple's approach to interface design and fluid, physical motion, translated for the web. Use when building or reviewing gesture-driven UI, spring animations, drag/swipe/sheet interactions, momentum and interruptible transitions, translucent materials and depth, typography (optical sizing, tracking, leading), reduced-motion, or the design foundations (feedback, spatial consistency, restraint) behind Apple-style interfaces.
Build every candidate for an in-place design/copy/behavior decision into the live page behind a temporary floating variant switcher, so the user flips through them in situ and picks by feel. Use when user says "experiment" or "ab test", wants to try multiple options for one decision (background pattern, hero copy, color treatment, layout variant, animation style) before committing, or has picked a winner from a running experiment and wants it shipped.
Consult Marc Lou on a product as a successful indie hacker would -- blunt, conversion-obsessed feedback on the idea, name, hero, landing page, pricing, OG image, copy, or positioning. Grounds every note in 32 principles of what makes a product go viral and sell. Suggests cuts, sharper angles, and direction changes; never builds or rewrites it for you. Use when user says "consult marclou", "let's consult marclou", "what would marc lou say", "marc lou review", or pitches a product/landing page/pricing for indie-hacker feedback.
Critique marketing copy as Alex Hormozi would -- brutally honest, principle-grounded feedback on headlines, ads, landing pages, emails, scripts, and product copy. Suggests overhauls, cuts, reorders, and direction shifts; surfaces the relevant principles. Never edits the copy itself. Use when user says "consult hormozi", "what would hormozi say", "hormozi review", or pitches copy/an ad/a landing page for brutal marketing feedback.
One-time setup skill that scaffolds the remotion-videos directory with shared design kit and inspirations folder, and adds Remotion conventions to CLAUDE.md. Use when user wants to set up Remotion video creation or during bootstrap setup.
Score feature priorities using Geoff Ralston's (b*d)/c formula — Breadth, Depth, and Cost on 1-5 scales yielding a 1-100 priority score. Use when user wants to prioritize features, decide what to build next, rank a backlog, compare initiatives, or mentions "priority score".